Date Published: June, 24, 2025
When it comes to hacking attempts, it’s not just software and hardware attacks that are on the rise, but the firmware too. Bolstered by the growing reliance we have on devices and equipment, the foundational components embedded in devices have become an… READ MOREDate Published: June, 09, 2025
In our latest blog covering the 25th anniversary of the TPM, we hear from TCG legends Dave Grawrock, Steve Hanna, Monty Wiseman and Dave Challener on the development of the standard and the challenges they had to overcome to bring it to fruition. Conce… READ MOREDate Published: May, 21, 2025
In today’s computing landscape, edge computing has proven to be a highly viable and low-latency option for real-time operations. By leveraging local compute devices – such as IoT nodes, small form-factor desktops, and edge servers – applications can… READ MOREDate Published: May, 05, 2025
In an era of increasing cyber threats and stringent data protection regulations, ensuring data security throughout its lifecycle is paramount. Governments and enterprises alike are enforcing data residency laws that require sensitive information to be sto… READ MOREDate Published: March, 07, 2025
The following presentation was presented at the 2025 TCG February Members Meeting in Austin, USA. This presentation was by Ramki Krishnan (Intel), Ned Smith (Intel), Diego Lopez (Telefonica), and Ghada Arfaoui (Orange). Click Here to View Presentat… READ MOREDate Published: February, 22, 2025
With cyber-attacks growing in both volume and complexity each year, it should come as no surprise to hear 2024 was marked by many significant, often devastating attacks and hacks. For example, a global survey carried out by HP discovered that one in five … READ MOREDate Published: February, 04, 2025
Every year, the computing landscape evolves as a result of new technological innovations and evolving threat tactics. With the rise of new technologies and shifting attack methods, it may be hard for businesses to maintain a strong security presence in th… READ MOREDate Published: November, 26, 2024
Defined by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) as ‘the set of hardware, software and/or firmware that implements approved security functions’, cryptographic modules play a pivotal role in securing sensitive data or communications… READ MOREDate Published: October, 01, 2024
As we look forward to the upcoming Members Meeting in Boston this October, we had the opportunity to sit down with TCG President, Joe Pennisi, to discuss the progression of TCG over the past nine months and his vision for the remainder of the year. Wha… READ MOREDate Published: September, 16, 2024
Trusted computing is an essential element when it comes to security. Covering the standards, specifications, components and technologies required to make computing more secure, the concept empowers users to trust that their devices will only boot and oper… READ MORE